The world watched in early January as an armed RCMP force entered Wet’suwet’en territory and arrested 14 people. The RCMP was enforcing an interim injunction obtained by Coastal GasLink...
The Wet’suwet’en Nation made headlines across the country with its resistance to the Coastal GasLink LNG pipeline. TransCanada has said it gained consent of every First Nation along the...
Sharon McIvor has been engaged in an epic 33-year battle against the federal government to prove that she, her children and her grandchildren are entitled to be recognized as...
One of the most anachronistic and paternalistic aspects of the Indian Act could finally come to an end in large part when amendments are made to the First Nations...
Le 24 octobre 2018, le Protecteur du citoyen du Québec publiait un rapport faisant état d’importantes lacunes dans les services éducatifs reçus par les Inuits du Nunavik. Afin d’assurer...
Auparavant, les saumons remontaient le fleuve Columbia, depuis l’océan Pacifique près d’Astoria, en Oregon, jusqu’aux montagnes Rocheuses canadiennes, à la source du fleuve à Canal Flats, en Colombie-Britannique. C’était...
Post-secondary education is the gateway for young people to access — and create — opportunities in our rapidly changing world. In Canada, we believe everyone should have the tools...
In September, at a national forum hosted by the Assembly of First Nations, a number of First Nations chiefs expressed their opposition to the federal government’s Recognition and Implementation of Rights Framework. In...
The next federal election is a year away, and our policy conversations are starting to shift with the campaign in mind. Renewing the nation-to-nation relationship with Indigenous peoples was...
Colten Boushie was Cree. He was a member of Red Pheasant First Nation and lived in Treaty 6 territory, but we did not see Cree legal principles applied in...
